The head of the Iraqi Border Crossings Authority, Omar Adnan al-Waeli, discussed with Lebanese Minister of Economy and Trade Amer Bisat a proposal to organize the entry of Lebanese goods into Iraq in Lebanese trucks via the Al-Qaim crossing with Syria and Trebil with Jordan and to activate the transit system. Bisat later announced from Baghdad urgent measures to address export obstacles, while the head of land transport unions, Bassam Talis, welcomed the understandings and called for their implementation, and the head of the National Union of Lebanese Farmers, Ibrahim al-Tarshishi, announced that Lebanese grapes were allowed to be imported into Iraq.
Anadolu Ajansı focused on the details of the Waeli-Bisat meeting and the Al-Qaim and Trebil routes, noting that no agreement was announced, while the Lebanese outlets focused on the understandings and the demand for implementation, and MTV Lebanon alone presented the details of the urgent measures announced by Bisat from Baghdad and the decision to allow the import of Lebanese grapes.